Overview

The Loveland Fire Rescue Authority is a combination department which utilizes both career and volunteer firefighters. Our staff consists of approximately 117 career members (including both uniformed and civilian employees) and a volunteer battalion that serves the Big Thompson Canyon and the town of Drake. These department members operate under the leadership of a career Fire Chief. The department also receives valuable citizen input from the Fire & Rescue Advisory Commission.

The Loveland Fire Rescue Authority provides fire and rescue services in an area totaling approximately 187 square miles. Our agency serves residents living within the City of Loveland, and residents living within the Loveland Rural Fire Protection District, for a combined population of approximately 109,000.

LFRA Mission Statement
Through commitment, compassion and courage, the mission of the Loveland Fire Rescue Authority (LFRA) is to protect life and property.

LFRA Response Area Map
The LFRA district boundaries are shown in the map that can be viewed by clicking on the link below. The current fire station locations are also shown on the map. To download the map, please click here.

ISO Ratings Information and Map
For information regarding ISO ratings and to view a map of the ISO ratings in the LFRA district, please click here.

LFRA's Culture Document

The LFRA Way (pdf)

Annual Report

In this report, you’ll find information such as our organizational overview, call response statistics, budget information, achievements, strategic plan goals, and much more.

Strategic Plan

Strategic planning is an organization’s process of defining its strategy, or direction, and making decisions on allocating its resources to pursue this strategy. LFRA has developed the 2018 Strategic Plan as a “roadmap” for the future and for assisting both elected officials and organizational leadership in guiding the implementation of our strategy for continuous improvement.